- ཏ་ཀ་ར།
- ཏ་ཀ་རི།
- ཏ་ག་ར།
- རྒྱ་སྤོས།
- rgya spos
- ta ga ra
- ta ka ri
- ta ka ra
- satagara
- tagara
- tagaraka
- nata
- Term
- valerian
- རྒྱ་སྤོས།
- rgya spos
- tagara
Valeriana wallichii. Specifically Indian valerian, also known as tagara and tagar.
- valerian
- རྒྱ་སྤོས།
- rgya spos
- tagara
- tagaraka
- nata
Indian valerian or Valeriana jatamansi.
Valeriana wallichii. Specifically, Indian valerian, also known as tagara and tagar.
Valeriana wallichii. Specifically Indian valerian, also known as tagara and tagar.
- tagara
- རྒྱ་སྤོས།
- rgya spos
- tagara
The shrub Tabernaemontana coronaria from which a fragrant powder or perfume is obtained.
- tagara
- རྒྱ་སྤོས།
- rgya spos
- tagara
Either Tabernaemontana coronaria, Ervatamia divaricata, Valeriana hardwickii, or Valeriana wallichi (McHugh 2008, p 129 n34).
- crape jasmine
- ཏ་ག་ར།
- ta ga ra
- tagara
Tabernaemontana coronaria.
Valeriana jatamansi. The root of this plant is used in The Glorious Sovereign Tantra of Mahākāla to prepare a concoction that allows one to attain the pill siddhi.
- pinwheel flower
- ཏ་ཀ་ར།
- ta ka ra
- tagara
- 零凌香(多揭羅)
Ludvik gives Ervatamia divaricata or pinwheel flower for tagara. The Chinese refers to Ocimum basilicum or sweet yellow clover. See Ludvik 2007, p. 312.